San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-03


In San Antonio during the winter.
Jerome Harris, Hunter & Evans
Texas rustler, is home from trip 10 81
Louie, and says he nearly froze.
Boys bring all the cats you can
catch to the stage entrance at the Granu
opera house Thursday night.
-wanted-A half dozen young ladies'
to 90 on the stage at the Grand opera
house Tuesday night. Apply NJ the
stage entrance.
The California Tea companys store
was closed bv orders OF Steriii lie WIS
and Marshal Shardein. and the members
Of the concern left Sunday morning Tor
Galveston.
The office Of the Mallory steamship
line has been removed from the corner
OF Commerce and Casino streets 10 inc
Scholz building, corner Commerce aho
Losoya streets.
The examining trial OF Count Emil
Carl Friedrich Guenther Won Schw
enberg, on the charge OF bigamy Is sci
for tomorrow morning at III O'CLOCK De-
fore Justice McAllister.
How anybody can write column
about the San Antonio stock market al
present without watering the STOCK a
good deal 10 mystery TO the LIGHT
rustler.
MIR. W. e. McIlhennv, Of the Nav
erick, has returned from Paris, where he
mas been on q business trip to their no.
tel In that city.
Mrs. d. p. Bowers arrived In the
city last night and will appear NJ the
Opera house tonight as Queen Eliza
beth.
Wanted. "A half dozen young ladies
to 20 or the stage at the Grand opera
house Tuesday night. Apply at Inc
stage entrance.
Pat Brady and Charlie Rose started
out shooting last week. but finding, after
they had gone seven miles, that their
guns were IL. bore and their shells but
10 bore, they were compelled to return
Miss Josephine Haby and Mr..
August AIR celebrated their engage
ment on New Years night, with party
OF merry friends. The wedding takes
place on the 26ih instant.
DIR. Amos Graves sold a house and
lot from his property on the west side OF
South Flores street today to Mr.. Max
Jesse. the photographer, Tor $2.3oO.
The minimum QowesD tempera-
ure In this city last night was registered
by Kalteyer & Sons thermometer,
which registered ~ degrees above zero,
or Is degrees below freezing point.
The Alamo Mills company have
taken out a building permit to erect a
rock pen for stock on the west side or
avenue b, to cost $500.
. The st. Leonard hotel set fine New
Years dinner TO the "Press," for nj in
vitation TO which the LIGHT returns ao-
acknowledgement.
The German count has entrencbed
himself at the residence OF the countess
OH Blum street, and refuses TO see call
ers. He will not even see newspaper
fellahs with bills. He gave bond for his
appearance on the charge OF bigamy.
Paul Breckenheimer and son went
hunting Friday last, and losing their way
did not turn up until late Saturday.
They were obliged TO camp out during
the cold night.
The private tent of Mrs. j. |. Light
hall Diamond Queen) accidentally
caught fire Saturday afternoon on her
camp, corner Laredo and Obraje streets,
and burned. One of her fine dresses
and some other properly burned.
Three cases only were tried by the
recorder Saturday morning and only ole
So fine was assessed. The recorder is
not beginning the year with heavy col
lections. but it is hoped his successor
will make up for it before the end Of the
year.
BY the explosion of lamp in the
upstairs OF the building occupied by
Smith 81 Son on Commerce street, the
tiremen were called out early Saturday
morning. Mr.. Fred Mayer extinguisDed
the flames before the firemen arrived. A
colored hackman, Bunch Williams gave
the alarm.
"A reward of So 600 ia now offered for
the capture of McKinney's murderer,
and a subscription list for the relief OF
the murdered mans family has been
started, over $500 having been raised at
Cotulla. The list can be found by all
those de iring to contribute, at Joe
Meney's saloon, this city.
Early on the night OF January lst a
rascally thief entered the yard OF Tom
Williams on Bowie street, helped him
self with fine turkeys, but was dis
turbed and had enough to flee with a
load. Particularly this and others OF
that principle better keep themselves
away from there or a sure enough pierre
ing dose awa ats them.
In some Of the public schools the
doors are closed aud locked after school
begins in the morning and tardy child
rem are compelled 10 wait until recess to
be admitted. This rule this morning
was particularly severe on the little
children who had walked from a dis
lance and were compelled TO stand in
the cold to wait for the first recess.